Julene and I were talking about the fact that we don’t see a ton of ‘new skool’ tattoo work. Neither of us could really pinpoint why that is. The work is bright, interesting, and it’s amazing when it’s done right.
If anyone has an opinion on why that is, please feel free to leave it in the comments below. I’m interested to hear what everyone has to say.
Tattoo by Scott Olive at Oddity Tattoo in Sarasota, FL.
Since posting my entry last week about the misconception of Tattoo Snob being a traditional blog, we’ve received a handful of untraditional tattoos. This is just one of the submissions, but we need more!
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Tattoo by: Scott Olive at Oddity Tattoo in Sarasota, FL.
It’s no secret I’m a fan of Russian nested doll tattoos. I like the bubbly-eyed, borderline cartoon quality of the ones below – plus Scott Olive’s use of diverse color palettes is quite pleasing to the eye, don’t you think?
Tattoo by: Scott Olive at Oddity Tattoo in Sarasota, FL.
Julene,
I see your tusk-ola and t-rex kitten, and raise you a lobster-cock.
- Kevin
Tattoo by: Scott Olive at Oddity Tattoo in Sarasota, FL.